The hospital is also afraid of being nitpicked.
Whether it's surgery, ward care, medication, or diagnosis, there is always something that can be critiqued.
However, when encountering such a super VIP patient, the hospital is very vulnerable. Besides fully cooperating and trying to provide the best service, there's no other way.
Of course, if the hospital management insists on testing the waters of disaster, then anything goes.
This girl, only five years old, has had a persistent fever for nearly a month and has been hospitalized for treatment at the Provincial Children's Hospital for eight days.
The primary symptoms upon admission were fever, abdominal pain, and blood in the stool.
To be honest, blood in the stool in young children is not common.
Considering the patient's young age, the Provincial Children's Hospital conducted genetic screening and found no related family medical history.
